Spotted testing in Bengaluru, this next‑gen Venue is expected to debut later this year. It will feature a split‑LED headlamp setup, parametric grille, new alloys, and a fully digital cabin with Level 2 ADAS .
🚗 Launch & Production Timeline
Spotted testing in South Korea and India; confirmed for production at Hyundai’s Talegaon plant in Maharashtra in late 2025 .
Expected to launch in India by October–Q4 2025, potentially aligning with the festive season .
🔧 Design & Exterior
Retains its signature boxy “mini‑SUV” silhouette but with a more upright stance and updated styling inspired by the Creta/Alcazar line .
Front fascia receives a new split-LED headlamp setup with cube-shaped DRLs and a taller bumper.
Grille adopts Hyundai’s parametric pattern with rectangular detailing.
Rear sports horizontal LED tail lights, possibly connected by a light bar, plus refreshed alloy designs .
🛋️ Interior & Tech
Completely redesigned dashboard with dual-screen layout (infotainment + digital instrument cluster), reminiscent of Creta/Alcazar .
Likely upgrades include ventilated & powered front seats, 360° camera, and enhanced upholstery/switchgear quality .
Higher trims may feature a panoramic sunroof .
⚙️ Engine & Drivetrain
Powertrain carried over from the current generation:
1.2 L naturally aspirated petrol
1.0 L turbo‑petrol
1.5 L diesel
Transmission options likely the same: 5-speed MT, 6-speed MT, 7-speed DCT, and 6-speed torque converter auto .
🛡️ Safety & ADAS
Step up to Level 2 ADAS (while the current model has Level 1), with driver assistance features like FCW, FCA, LKA, and high-beam assist .
💰 Pricing Expectation
Current Venue priced between ₹7.94–13.52 Lakh (ex-showroom).
The next-gen Venue is anticipated to carry a price tag of **₹8.5–15.5 Lakh (ex-showroom)** .
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